Layers of the eyeball

Structures the anterior chamber of internal eye is between

Structures posterior chamber of internal eye is between

Structures vitreous chamber of internal eyeball is between

Layers of the eyeball latin

Tunica fibrosa bulbi has

Tunica vasculosa bulbi has

Tunica interna bulbi has

Outer wall of eyeball consisting of sclera and cornea

Protective layer covering the eyeball responsible for the shape of eye

Shallow groove at junction of sclera and cornea

Circular ridge on the inner surface of sclera where the ciliary muscle attaches

Structure following the limbus corneae

Structure formed by the often double or multiple sinus venosus sclerae

Holes in the wall of sclera through which the fiber bundles of the optic nerve leave the interior of the eyeball

Avascular translucent anterior wall of the eyeball more strongly curved than sclera

Edge of cornea where it is continuous with sclera

Highest part of cornea

Layer of the eyeball consisting of choroidea corpus ciliare and iris

Layer of the eye composed of CT which contains pigment cells elastic fibres and a dense network of blood vessels

Pigmented highly vascular layer that envelops the posterior part of the eyeball

Avascular layer deep to the vascular layer that gives the luster to the eyes of animals

Name species without tapetum lucidum

Type of tapetum lucidum in carnivores

Type of tapetum lucidum in herbivores

Structure that the tapetal cells contain, highly reflective resulting in multiplication of light stimulus

Structure that aids vision during dawn and night

Thick annular part of the vascular tunic between choroid and iris

Raised portion of the ciliary body adjacent to the iris bearing ciliary processes

Radially arranged fibroelastic ridges on the inner surface of the ciliary crown